Honey Ryder - James Bond Characters Dr. No (1962) The Character in the Movie Honey Ryder was the leading Bond girl in Dr. No (1962). She was played by Ursula Andress, however due to her strong accent she was dubbed by Nikki van der Zyl. Earlier on in her life she travelled all around the Caribbean with her father, a marine biologist, studying the plants and fish in the many corals they visited. Her father died mysteriously when visiting crab key, an island just of the coast of Jamaica, although Honey knew it was no accident. Dr. No 's men had killed him. After her father died and she had no one left to protect her, her landlord raped her. She didn't let this go unpunished however and one night when he was asleep, she put a black widow spider under his mosquito net. It took him a whole week to die. Since her fathers death she lived alone and collected rare shells to make money. She seemed to be able to defend herself and she wasn't scared of Bond when she first met him. However she was scared when the diesel dragon came after them and Dr. No's men captured her and Bond.

Later on, Honey was tied down near and the slowly rising water level would have drowned her, but Bond escaped and rescued her. Bond and Honey ran out of the place and stole a boat in which they drifted off into the sea, finally alone. The character in the book In Ian Fleming's novel Dr. No (1958), Honeychile Rider was a girl who had lived in a large house in the middle of a sugar cane field in the Beau Desert on the North coast near Morgan's harbour. When she was five, her parents were killed in a fire that burned down their home. After that, she lived in the cellars of the ruin's with her black nanny. Once when the cane was harvested, some of the snakes, scorpions and other animals who had lost their homes, came into the ruins and after a while they became like family to Honey, who fed them and looked after them. They would leave when the cane grew back and return to her when it was harvested again. When she was 15, her nanny died and she was left to fend for herself. A man named Mander, who owned the cane field came into the ruins drunk one day. Honey tried to stab him, but he was too strong.

He punched her, knocking her out and breaking her nose and then raped her. Honey got her revenge by putting a black widow spider in his bed one night when he was sleeping. When she was eight, her nanny had found an encyclopedia among the ruins and Honey started at A. When she got to S at around age 18, she saw that some people sell shell's for a living. She used the only money she had to subscribe to a magazine and collected the shell's people were looking for. After she realized pretty shell's were not always the most valuable, she started collecting rare ones and made some money. She started going to crab key and she found some rare shell's that she got $5 each for. She worked out that she could pay for an operation to get her nose fixed in New York in just five years. She was at Crab Key, diving for shells when Bond first saw her. She was naked besides a leather belt with a hunting knife on her right hip and a green diving mask. She looked strong and muscular and had a wide mouth, deep blue eyes and blond hair. When Dr.

No's men come with dogs to search for them, she reveals that she has escaped them many times and suggests hiding underwater, using bamboo sticks to breath. Her and bond were later captured, and Honey was tied to some rocks where she would eventually be eaten by crabs. She didn't die however, and managed to escape and meet up with Bond. She then left the island with him and they went together to New York where Bond payed for her nose operation. Honey was a very independent girl who had never been out of Jamaica. She only knew a world of nature before meeting Bond. Trivia and References to Honey Ryder In the 2001 James Bond movie Die Another Day, the leading Bond girl Jinx (played by Halle Berry) had a similar entrance to that of Honey Rider, walking out of the sea in a bikini, although in an orange bikini this time. In the music video for her song Honey, Mariah Carey mimics the scene where Honey walks out of the water in a bikini. The Bond Film Informant: The Recurring Actors List Che Che in OHMSS, Stromberg Sailor in The Spy Who Loved Me.

CAROLE ASHBY Octopussy Girl in Octopussy, Girl with butterflies in A View To A Kill. GEORGE BAKER Sir Hillary Bray in OHMSS, Captain Benson in The Spy Who Loved Me. JOE DON BAKER Brad Whitaker in The Living Daylights, Jack Wade in GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Dies. DAVID BAUER US Diplomat in You Only Live Twice (uncredited), Morton Slumber in Diamonds Are Forever. MARTINE BESWICK Zora in From Russia With Love, Paula Caplan in Thunderball. It is also often reported that she was one of the dancers in the titles to Dr No but she has denied this in an interview. ED BISHOP Control technician in You Only Live Twice (uncredited), Klaus Hergersheimer in Diamonds Are Forever (uncredited). ANDY BRADFORD Guard in For Your Eyes Only (uncredited), 009 in Octopussy ROBERT BROWN Admiral Hargreaves in The Spy Who Loved Me, M in Octopussy, A View To A Kill, The Living Daylights and Licence To Kill (although there is a theory that this is the same character).

JEREMY BULLOCH HMS Ranger Crewman in The Spy Who Loved Me, Smithers in For Your Eyes Only and Octopussy (uncredited in the former). ANTHONY CHIN Decontamination Technician in Dr No (uncredited), Goldfinger's waiter in Goldfinger (uncredited), uncredited SPECTRE guard in You Only Live Twice (the one Bond shoots with his cigarette), Taiwanese Tycoon in A View To A Kill (the one who drops out). SIMON CRANE Soldier in The Living Daylights (uncredited) and French helicopter pilot in GoldenEye (uncredited). ANTHONY DAWSON Dent in Dr No, Blofeld (not voice) in From Russia With Love and Thunderball (but uncredited) DAVID DE KEYSER Dubbed Gabrielle Ferzetti in OHMSS (uncredited), Dr Tynan in Diamonds Are Forever. PETER ENSOR Stromberg crewman in The Spy Who Loved Me, Tycoon in A View To A Kill KIM FORTUNE HMS Ranger Crewman in The Spy Who Loved Me, RAF officer in Moonraker.

WALTER GOTELL Morenzy in From Russia With Love, General Alexis Gogol in The Spy Who Loved Me, Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy, A View To A Kill and The Living Daylights. CHARLES GRAY Dikko Henderson in You Only Live Twice, Blofeld in Diamonds Are Forever. RICHARD GRAYDON Russiamn Astronaut in You Only Live Twice and Francisco the Fearless in Octopussy. REG HARDING Blofeld's Driver in OHMSS (uncredited) and Fisherman in Boat in Octopussy (uncredited). DAVID HEALY Houston Radar Operator in You Only Live Twice, Vandenburg Launch Director in Diamonds Are Forever (both uncredited). MARC LAWRENCE Gangster in Diamonds Are Forever (uncredited), Rodney in The Man With The Golden Gun (although possibly the same character) GEORGE LEECH Q Branch Man in bullet proof vest in Goldfinger, Crewman in Thunderball, SPECTRE skier in OHMSS, Sardinia Gunman in The Spy Who Loved Me, Henchman in For Your Eyes Only. MAI LING Mai Lei in Goldfinger, Bath Girl in You Only Live Twice (uncredited).

MICHAEL MOOR Thug in Octopussy, one of Kamran's men in The Living Daylights. ALBERT MOSES Bartender in The Spy Who Loved Me, Saruddin in Octopussy. PETER PORTEOUS Lenkin in Octopussy, Gasworks Supervisor in The Living Daylights. LENNY RABIN Henchman in Goldfinger (uncredited), Casino Guest in OHMSS (uncredited), Stromberg Crewman in The Spy Who Loved Me, Ski Jump Spectator in For Your Eyes Only (uncredited), Bidder at Sotheby's in Octopussy (uncredited) and Tycoon in A View To A Kill (uncredited). NADIA REGIN Kerim's girlfriend in From Russia With Love, Bonita in Goldfinger. MILTON REID Guard in Dr No (uncredited), Sandor in The Spy Who Loved Me. Also an uncredited extra in Casino Royale. SHANE RIMMER Control room operator in You Only Live Twice and Diamonds Are Forever (uncredited in both), voice of helicopter attack leader in Diamonds Are Forever (uncredited), Captain Carter in The Spy Who Loved Me.

GEORGE ROUBICEK US Astronaut (2nd capsule) in You Only Live Twice and Stromberg Crewman in The Spy Who Loved Me NADIM SAWALHA Fekkesh in The Spy Who Loved Me, Tangiers security chief in The Living Daylights. BOB SIMMONS Uncredited stunt double in numerous films, Colonel Jacques Boitier in Thunderball (uncredited), Would-be Car Thief in For Your Eyes Only (uncredited). MARY STAVIN Octopussy girl in Octopussy, Kimberley Jones in A View To A Kill. GABOR VERNON Hungarian diplomat in Live And Let Die and Borchoi in Octopussy. LIZZIE WARVILLE Girl Guard in Casino Royale (uncredited), Naomi in The Spy Who Loved Me. VALERIE LEON Receptionist in The Spy Who Loved Me, Lady in Bahamas in Never Say Never Again. BILLY J MITCHELL Captain Pederson in Never Say Never Again, Admiral Chuck Farrell in GoldenEye. MANNING REDWOOD General Miller in Never Say Never Again, Bob Conley in A View To A Kill.

ROBERT RIETTY Frequent voice over artist (principally Largo in Thunderball) and Chef de Jeu in OHMSS, Italian Minister in Never Say Never Again. ANGELA SCOULAR Buttercup in Casino Royale, Ruby Bartlett in OHMSS. VLADEK SHEYBAL Kronsteen in From Russia With Love, Le Chiffre's Representative in Casino Royale. JOHN WELLS Honey Ryder (Character) Honey Ryder (Character) from Dr. No (1962) The content of this page was created by users. It has not been screened or verified by IMDb staff. There may be more photos available for this character. To select more photos to be displayed in this character's gallery, click the Edit Photos link. Overview Biography: Honey Ryder is the Bond Girl in "Dr. No", the first official Bond film... See more » Alternate Names: Honey / Honeychile 'Honey' Ryder / Honeychile Rider Filmography Honey Ryder : Have you any idea what they'll do with us? James Bond : No idea. No door handles or windows, either. See more » Update You may correct errors and omissions on this page directly.

Clicking the 'Update' button will take you through a step-by-step process. IMDb Everywhere Find showtimes, watch trailers, browse photos, track your Watchlist and rate your favorite movies and TV shows on your phone or tablet! Dr. No (film) | James Bond Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Synopsis "Bond, James Bond" In Jamaica British Agent John Strangways is murdered. MI6 orders James Bond to investigate his disappearance which may be connected with some recent problems the CIA and NASA have been having with a moon rocket. When Bond arrives, his driver turns out to be working for someone against Bond, but eats cyanide before Bond can interrogate him. Knowing that something truly is afoot, Bond meets Quarrel , a man Strangways hired to take him to Crab King, a local private island. Quarrel pulls a knife on Bond, and a Felix Leiter backs him up with a gun, before they realize they are MI6 and CIA working for the same goal. Bond asks the local geologist R. J. Dent some questions and finds out that he is lying about the radioactivity of rocks that Strangways had asked him to test.

Dent is worried by Bond's presence and is given orders to kill the British agent. When Dent later shoots a decoy body, Bond knows he must go to Crab Key, and kills Dent. Honey Ryder emerges from the sea. On Crab Key, Bond meets Honey Ryder as she collects shells. A security team destroys their escape, so they head inland for safety. Bond insists they follow "dragon" tracks which lead them to a tank with a flamethrower. Quarrel is murdered by the tank, but Bond and Honey are taken to a compound. Inside, they are decontaminated and treated to a luxurious room. They meet Dr. Julius No , owner of the facility. Bond calls him out, knowing that he has intentions for his nuclear program other than powering his island facility. Dr. No reveals his organization as SPECTRE and tries to recruit Bond, who declines. Bond fights Dr. No. Bond is thrown in a cell which he escapes by crawling through steam vents. He knocks out a henchman and dons a radiation suit and enters Dr. No's control room where they are running a test for the takeover of the Cape Canaveral rocket.

Disguised, Bond manages to climb up to a control platform where he hijacks the controls, sending the nuclear reactor into a meltdown. Dr. No tries to fight him, but due to his metal hands he is unable to climb out of a cage descending into the water casing the reactor, and dies. Bond rescues Honey and the two escape the island in a boat. They kiss in the boat after it runs out of fuel. In-Depth John Strangways At a country club in Jamaica, undercover British agent John Strangways plays cards with R. J. Dent and others. He leaves the club and is shot down by The Three Blind Mice : three assassins pretending to be blind beggars. His body is thrown inside a getaway car and rushed off. At Strangways' office, his secretary is murdered while making a call to headquarters. The Three Blind Mice steal two files labeled "Crab Key" and "Doctor No". On the other end, the radio receiver notifies his superior that there is a situation. In London, James Bond is playing baccarat at an upscale casino with several people and Sylvia Trench . The two flirt, but Bond receives a note and excuses himself from the game.

Sylvia follows him, and he invites her to lunch the next day. Bond then travels to the office of Universal Exports, a cover for the British Intelligence office of MI6. There, he is informed by M that he must travel to Jamaica to investigate Strangways' disappearance, which may have something to do with some problems the Americans have been having with their Space Shuttle launches. He is given a new Walther PPK by Q . Bond and Sylvia He returns home to find Sylvia playing golf in his room, wearing only his shirt. The two spend a quick amount of time together before Bond catches a flight to Kingston, Jamaica. At the airport, a mysterious man watches Bond arrive, and a photographer tries to snap his photo. He is greeted by a driver outside, but calls MI6 first to check in. He asks if the driver was sent and he learns that no driver was sent. He rides with the driver nonetheless. As the driver tries to evade the man from the airport, Bond pulls a gun on him and interrogates him on the side of the road. After taking some punches, the driver weeps and asks for a cigarette. He bites a cigarette from his pocket and dies instantly.

At the government house, they discover it was cyanide inside his cigarette. Bond meets with Pleydell Smith to discuss Strangways, and learns that Dent was one of the last to see Strangways. They visit Strangways' office where Bond discovers a receipt from Dent's practice. He also discovers a photo of a fisherman and Strangways and notes that the fisherman was driving the car that was tailing him from the airport. At his hotel room, Bond sets up traps to see if people have entered his room, and heads off to meet Dent and the other card players. They inform him that Strangways had been chartering a fisherman named Quarrel's boat frequently. Bond and Quarrel Bond visits Quarrell at his boat, but receives no answers. He follows him to Puss Feller's restaurant and is assaulted by the the fisherman and Puss Feller but gets the upper-hand in the fight quickly. A man orders Bond to "hold it", and shortly reveals himself to be Felix Leiter, CIA. Quarrell greets Bond as a friend.

That night at dinner, Bond and Felix talk about Strangways' disappearance and the trouble at Cape Canaveral and the photographer from the airport snaps another photo. Quarrel restrains her while Bond destroys her film. Outside the restaurant, The Three Blind Mice nearly shoot Bond but are thrown off by a passing car. The next day, Bond visits R. J. Dent at his office and enquires about Strangways' receipt. Dent says the rocks he brought him were not special and he threw them out. Dent also claimed that the rocks were not from Crab Key, a privately owned island near Kingston. After Bond leaves Dent rushes off to a boat and argues with the driver to take him to Crab Key. On the island, he is escorted to a large empty room where he talks to a voice over an intercom. The voice is angry that he arrived during daytime and is angry that Bond is still alive. Dent takes a tarantula to kill Bond with. Bond, Felix, and Quarrel Bond returns to his hotel room and discovers that his traps had been sprung. He goes to sleep and in the middle of the night is awoken by the spider in his bed. He kills the spider.

The next day he visits Pleydell Smith again and the two discuss the investigation. Bond discovers Miss Taro listening in, but she claims she was looking for a file. Bond is later found by Quarrell measuring the radioactivity of the rocks Strangways brought to Dent with a geiger counter. Their radioactivity levels are high and Bond asks a reluctant Quarrel to take him to Crab Key that night. Quarrel believes there is a dragon on the island. Back at his hotel room, he receives a call from Miss Taro. She invites him over, but on the way a car tries to run him off the road. He manages to escape while the other car plummets off a hill and explodes. Surprised to see him alive, Taro tries to keep him at her place until another assassin can arrive. They sleep together, and after Bond decides to go out for food. He calls for a car, but rather than a taxi arriving an officer arrives to arrest Taro. Bond waits at her apartment, and when Dent arrives and shoots a decoy, Bond interrogates him and shoots him. Honey Ryder emerges from the sea. Bond returns to Quarrel at the dock and they boat over to Crab Key.

They pull the boat up on the island and wait until daylight. The next morning Bond hears a woman singing. He sees Honey Ryder exiting the sea carrying shells. He surprises her and asks her why she's on the island. She tells him she is not afraid of the island security, but when Quarrel warns them that a boat is coming, they hide behind a sand dune. The security team notices Bond's boat and fires around the island. They leave, claiming they will return with dogs. Bond tries to send Honey back to Kingston, but her boat was hit by the marksmen. She continues with him and Quarrel inland to a hiding spot. On the way, they are forces to hide underwater and use reeds as snorkels as a patrol with dogs approaches. The patrol leaves, but another lone guard arrives and Bond kills him. They arrive at Honey's hiding spot and agree to take turns watching out for the dragon, which Honey claims to have seen. When Quarrel sees tracks, Bond insists they follow them to the dragon. By the time they arrive to the dragon it is nighttime. They are spotted and the "dragon", a tank painted with teeth and a flamethrower mounted on the front, approaches them.

Bond and Quarrel attempt to shoot its tires and lights, but fail. Quarrel is lit on fire and dies. Bond and Honey are apprehended and taken to a compound. Quarrel is roasted alive by the "Dragon". Upon arrival, they are put through a decontamination process and are taken to a luxurious suite where they find clothes in their exact sizes because, as the extremely polite receptionist explains, they were expected. Bond and Honey drink coffee, still confused, and quickly pass out because the coffee was drugged. A mysterious man with black gloves enters their room as they sleep, but leaves shortly after. The next morning they dress and are escorted to the office of the compound's owner, Dr. Julius No. He arrives and introduces himself, but excuses his handicap - he has lost his hands in an accident and had replaced them with metallic ones. Dr. No invites Bond and Honey to dinner Dr. No invites them to lunch, where they discuss the origins of his wealth and what he is doing with his nuclear facility. Bond states that he knows all about No because he has read his MI6 and CIA files. Now that both men know what each other is up to, Bond asks that Honey be excused.

The guards drag her away and Bond tries to help her. A guard shoves a gun in Bond's back and he returns to his seat. Dr. No then explains why he is planning on taking over the moon rocket's launch from Cape Canaveral, and that it is all a part of SPECTRE 's master plan. No invites Bond to join SPECTRE, but Bond refuses. No leaves and his guards beat Bond and leave him in a cell. Bond and Dr. No fight Bond awakes and breaks through a vent in his cell. He crawls through pipes and vents until he reaches a facility room, where he attacks a worker in a radiation suit. He dons the suit and enters Dr. No's main control room where they are running a test on their nuclear reactor. The disguised Bond climbs to a platform with controls. When No initiate the real mission, Bond cranks a dial to a dangerous level, initiating a meltdown. Everyone starts to flee, but No attempts to fight Bond on the platform. The two fall onto a cage descending into the water holding the nuclear reactor. Bond is able to fight off No long enough to climb out, but Dr. No can't climb out due to his metal hands. No dies in the water.

Bond and Honey kiss. Bond runs through the hallways and grabs a receptionist to help him find Honey. He finds her locked on a concrete ramp with a rising tide approaching her body. He unclasps her and the two escape the facility. Outside, they find a boat and Bond punches the two men currently on it. They drive the boat away moments before the compound explodes. Their boat runs out of fuel, but Felix arrives in time to tow them in. Bond and Honey begin kissing, and Bond releases the tow rope, leaving them totally alone in the middle of the Caribbean. Cast & characters 's role in this film is minor. The organization would later be a more formidable foe in From Russia with Love through You Only Live Twice (with the exception of Goldfinger ). The head of SPECTRE, Ernst Stavro Blofeld , would continue to be Bond's nemesis until Diamonds Are Forever , and again (briefly) in For Your Eyes Only . Bond and Moneypenny M and Miss Moneypenny, played by Bernard Lee and Lois Maxwell , first appear in this film and would become permanent fixtures until the 1980s.

Q is not referred to in this movie, though the film does feature a man who provides Bond with weapons named "Major Boothroyd" both on-screen and in the end credits. Although the character is played by Peter Burton , the armourer would seem to be the same person as Q, since Ian Fleming's novels refer to Q as Major Boothroyd. Usual Q actor Desmond Llewelyn would appear as "Boothroyd" in the following film, From Russia with Love , due to Burton being unavailable. Although Q-Branch is first mentioned in that film, it would not be until Goldfinger that the armourer would be referred to as Q. Bond and Taro The character of Miss Taro from this film would become the first of many "bad girls" in the Bond film series, women such as Fiona Volpe , Xenia Onatopp and Helga Brandt . This film provides the first of only two views of Bond's flat, the other being in Live and Let Die . In one scene, M claims that he is head of MI7, even though MI6 is referenced earlier in the film.

No other mention of MI7 would be made in subsequent Bond films and it currently does not exist in real life, although MI7 was once the name of a temporary subsection that specifically dealt with propaganda during World War I. One possible explanation for the reference to MI7 is that there might have been a prohibition on mentioning MI6 in the media at the time this film was made. If so, this changed and not only would MI6 be cited frequently in future Bond films, but also its real-life headquarters building would first be seen and used in GoldenEye , decades later (although the real-life MI6 is not known to have a 00-section). Dr. No's compound explodes In another scene, Dr. No offers Bond a vodka martini "with lemon peel". Besides being the first on-screen reference to Bond's favorite drink by a major character (a waiter serves one to Bond when he arrives in his hotel room), it is the only occasion in the original continuity that any additional ingredient (namely the lemon peel) is mentioned (Also mentioned in 2006's Casino Royale , released more than forty years after this film).

Sylvia Trench also appears in the next James Bond film, From Russia with Love , becoming the only Bond girl to have appeared twice in the film series. Gun Barrel Sequence Bond and Felix This film starts with strange electronic noises that accompany the familiar white dot which unusually pauses in the middle of the screen as the credit "Harry Saltzman & Albert R Broccoli present" appears (the ampersand is within the dot). The dot continues moving before it opens out to reveal black and white footage of stunt performer Bob Simmons, doubling for Sean Connery who was apparently unavailable when it was decided to film the sequence. Simmons, wearing a hat, jumps to the side and fires. We hear the sound from the gunshot dissipate and only after that does the James Bond Theme start. The same footage would be reused for the next two films, From Russia with Love and Goldfinger , and Connery wouldn't appear in the gun barrel sequence himself until the fourth official Bond film, Thunderball . Locations Dr. No is set and was filmed in London , Kingston in Jamaica , and Crab Key - an island off Jamaica. The casino scene at the beginning of the film was set at the "Les Ambassadeurs" Club, Hamilton Place, London.

The club still exists, and is one of London's most exclusive casinos. The Club itself was a set that was subsequently re-used as Pleydell Smith 's office. Bond Girls Honey Ryder would prove to be well-liked by many viewers who consider her the standard to which future Bond girls are measured up to. Both fans and critics have likened Honey Rider's emergence from the sea in a white bikini to Botticelli's Venus, a painting which depicts the goddess Venus, having emerged from the sea as a full grown woman, arriving naked at the sea-shore. Sylvia Trench was originally intended to be Bond's regular girlfriend but that concept was ultimately abandoned and the character only made one subsequent appearance before she was dropped in favour of further developing the playful relationship between Bond and Miss Moneypenny. Eunice Gayson, the actress who appears as Sylvia Trench in this film, was originally hired to play Miss Moneypenny, and Lois Maxwell was to have played Sylvia, but the two actresses swapped their roles. Gayson's daughter would later appear as an extra in GoldenEye .

Former "Miss Jamaica" Margeurite LeWars , who appears as the villainous photographer Annabel Chung , was initially considered for the role of Miss Taro by director Terence Young , whom the actress met while working at an airport counter. The role, according to LeWars, was too racy for her, so she opted for the part of the photographer instead. Music & Soundtrack Honey Ryder | James Bond Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Share Honeychile "Honey" Ryder is a fictional character and love interest of James Bond created by author Ian Fleming for the James Bond novel Dr. No . In the 1962 EON Productions film of the same name , her name was abbreviated to Honey Ryder and she was portrayed by Ursula Andress (voiced by Nikki van der Zyl ). The character is notable for being the first and most iconic Bond girl in the official film series. James Bond Characters James Bond Characters List of All James Bond Girls The complete list of all James Bond girls in chronological order, from over 50 years of the James Bond series. From Honey Ryder in Dr. No through to Sévérine in Skyfall, learn about all the iconic Bond girls in one place.

A Bond girl is a love interest or flirtation of Bonds, of which there have been 75 so far. Top 10 James Bond Villains With over twenty films released through five decades, the James Bond series has had more than its fair share of great villains. But which ones really stand out, as true classic characters? Here's our list of the best and most memorable villains in the James Bond Series. Enjoy! Angelo Palazzi Angelo Palazzi was a henchman hired by SPECTRE to hijack a NATO test flight with two nuclear warheads. He spent two years undergoing facial surgery so that he could impersonate a NATO ambassador. Angelo tried to extort SPECTRE for more money, and was drowned in revenge. Auric Goldfinger Auric Goldfinger was a gold smuggler that made plans to break into Fort Knox in Kentucky, to explode a nuclear bomb. His goal was to contaminate the entire gold supply of the United States, to increase the market value of his own holdings. He had Oddjob as his bodyguard and Pussy Galore as his pilot. Count Lippe Count Lippe was a henchman working for the criminal organization SPECTRE.

He helped plan and carry out an operation to hijack two nuclear warheads from a NATO test flight. During the operation, he picks an unreliable man to impersonate a NATO pilot, and is killed for his poor judgement. Dr. No Dr. Julius No appeared in Dr. No (1962). He was a scientist who specialized in atomic energy and he joined S.P.E.C.T.R.E to get revenge on the west for refusing his services. He bought the island crab key and crashed the USA's test missiles using a powerful radio beam. Bond came to investigate some strange deaths and ended up killing Dr. No and blowing up his island. Emilio Largo Emilio Largo was "Number 2", the second in command in the terrorist organization SPECTRE, behind leader Ernst Stavro Blofeld. He led Operation Thunderball, a plan to steal two nuclear warheads from a NATO test flight, to hold Britain and the United States for ransom. Francois Derval Francois Derval was a French NATO ambassador in Thunderball, who was seduced and killed by SPECTRE agents Fiona Volpe and Angelo Palazzi.

Francois was due to board a NATO nuclear test flight, and was killed so that Palazzi could take his place and hijack the plane. Honey Ryder Honey Rider was the leading Bond girl in Dr. No (1962). She was played by Ursula Andress, however due to her strong accent she was dubbed by Nikki van der Zyl. She was diving for shells at Crab Key when Bond first saw her. The character is famous for her entry to the movie, walking out of the sea in a white bikini. Jaws Jaws--played by 7ft giant Richard Kiel--is the steel jawed henchmen, and later allie, from The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker. Jaws is one of the only villains to make multiple appearances, and has become an icon for the James Bond series. His jaws can bite through necks, sharks, steel cables and chains. Jill Masterson Jill Masterson, played by Shirley Eaton, was employed by Goldfinger to help him cheat at cards. She is seduced by James Bond, and as a result of her betrayal, Goldfinger kills her by painting her entire body with gold paint, causing her to suffocate.

John Strangways John Strangways was the MI6 representative in Jamaica. He investigated reports about the island Crab Key and took rock samples, thinking they were radioactive. He brought them to geologist and friend Professor Dent to be analyzed, and was later killed after Dent reported the events to Dr. No, the owner of Crab Key. Kerim Bey Darko Kerim Bey was the Head of Station T, Turkey and was one of the best men MI6 had anywhere according to M. He helped Bond in a mission to escape from Istanbul with Tatiana and a Lektor decoding machine, eventually getting killed by SPECTRE Operative Red Grant. Kronsteen Kronsteen, played by Vladek Sheybal, was the head of planning for SPECTRE in From Russia with Love (1963). He devised a plan to lure James Bond into Turkey and then kill him, humiliating the British government and getting revenge for the death of Dr. No. When the plan failed, he was killed with a poison tipped knife. Marc-Ange Draco Marc-Ange Draco (played by Gabriele Ferzetti) was the head of the Union Corse, a large criminal organization that operated in Europe.

He was Bond's allie in On her Majesty's Secret Service and was the father of Bond's wife, Teresa Di Vicenzo. He also headed an operation to blow up the institute at Piz Gloria Miss Taro Miss Taro (played by Zena Marshall) appeared in the 1962 Bond movie Dr. No. She worked as a secretary for Pleydell-Smith, the principal secretary of Jamaica, as well as being a spy for Dr. No. She alerted him of Bond's arrival, and stole several incriminating files. Bond discovered who she was and she was later arrested. Oddjob Oddjob (played by Harold Sakata), is a ruthless villain and Goldfinger's personal bodyguard. Armed with a steel rimmed hat and a good knowledge of karate, Oddjob is a deadly character. He is perhaps one of the most legendary villains in James Bond, and has inspired game characters, merchandise and spoofs. Patricia Fearing Patricia Fearing was a nurse at the Shrublands health clinic in the South of England. She was assigned to treat both Bond and SPECTRE agent Count Lippe as part of a health rejuvenation package.

Bond had been sent by M to detoxify himself from all the martinis and caviar. Professor Dent Professor Dent is a fictional character who appeared in Dr. No (1962). He worked as both a geologist and as a Henchmen for Dr. No. He was responsible for the deaths of John Strangways and his secretary and he was later killed by Bond, the same person he had just tried to assassinate. Pussy Galore Pussy Galore, played by Honor Blackman, is one of the more famous James Bond characters, due to her provocative name. Pussy is not only Goldfinger's personal pilot, but also the leader of the group Pussy Galore's Flying Circus, who work as part of Goldfinger's Operation Grandslam. Quarrel Quarrel was a fictional Cayman Island fisherman who first appeared in Ian Fleming's novel Live and Let Die, published in 1954. He later appeared in the novel Dr. No, published in 1958 and in the movie Dr. No in 1962. He helped out Bond, taking him to the island Crab Key to investigate Dr. No.

Red Grant Red Grant was a convicted murderer who appeared in the 1957 novel From Russia with Love, and the 1963 film of the same name. He was recruited by Rosa Klebb for a mission to steal a Lektor decoding machine from the Russian's with the inadvertent assistance of a Russian girl and the British Government. Rosa Klebb Rosa Klebb was the Head of Operations for SMERSH, however in the movie she defected to SPECTRE. She led a mission to steal a Lektor decoding machine and humiliate the British Secret Service. She choose Tatiana Romanova to lead Bond into Istanbul and choose Red Grant to take the Lektor and kill Bond. Grant failed and Klebb was killed when she tried to take her revenge on Bond. Sylvia Trench Sylvia Trench was one of James Bond's girlfriends in both Dr. No and From Russia with Love. She was played by Eunice Gayson, and was one of only a few bond girls to be in more than one movie, as well as being the first. Tatiana Romanova Tatiana Romanova was the Corporal of State Security in the Soviet Union.

She was recruited by Rosa Klebb to lure James Bond into Istanbul so that they could steal the Spektor decoding machine and escape together. The real plan was for henchman Red Grant to kill them before they got away, stealing the Spektor for themselves, with the blame being on Bond. Tiffany Case In the James Bond movie Diamonds Are Forever (1971), Tiffany Case (played by Jill St. John) is the main Bond girl, a diamond smuggler unknowingly working for Blofeld. In Ian Fleming's Diamonds Are Forever, she is a smuggler and casino dealer working for the Spangled Mob. Vargas Vargas was a henchmen working for the criminal organization SPECTRE. He was the right hand man of SPECTRE's second in command, Emilio Largo. Vargas dealt with many of Largo's affairs, and tried to kill Bond on numerous occasions. He meets his end when Bond shoots him through the heart with a shark gun. Vavra Vavra was the head of a tribe of Gypsies that lived in a camp in the outskirts of Istanbul, Turkey. He spied on the Bulgars, reporting information back to Kerim Bey.

Bond and Kerim were invited to dinner at the camp, where two girls were to fight to death over the love of a man. The fight was interrupted, and Bond managed to save Vavra's life, gaining his upmost respect and gratitude. Honey Rider (Character) - Comic Vine Honey Rider The Honey Rider wiki last edited by fesak on 12/16/14 06:08AM View full history Origin Bond and Honey Honey Rider was born Honeychile Rider and was descended from an old-established colonial family. At five years old she was her home was burned down killing her parents. She was then raised by a nanny and kept in a cellar until she was 15. It was during this time that she was raped by an overseer who broke her nose during the assault. Honey later kills the overseer by putting a black widow spider in his mosquito net. The revenge gives her no rest however as she is constantly reminded of him every-time she sees her own face. Bothered by her nose honey becomes a shell diver and saves her money from selling seashells to raise enough money to get plastic surgery. While collecting shells on Crab Key she meets James Bond .

Both Honey and Bond get captured by Doctor No . No unsuccessfully tries to kill her by tying her to some rocks and having the crabs to eat her alive. Honey escapes and saves Bond who is unconscious and badly injured by getting him off the island and applying first aid. After her encounter with Bond, Honey moves to Philadelphia. There she meets Doctor Wilder and get married. They start a family and have two children. Creation Honey was created by Ian Fleming is his series of James Bond Novels. She first and only appearance in the novels was in the book Dr. No written in 1962. Other Media

Question: The character 'Honey Rider' appeared in which Bond film?
Answer: Dr. No